In the shadow-drenched hills of Iran, a family’s buried sins claw their way to the surface as malevolent djinns close in on a mother. Her son, torn between love and dread, must trace the curse back through generations of dark magic and superstition. Every whispered secret and blood-stained ritual pulls him deeper into a nightmare where the past refuses to stay dead. Will he break the cycle, or become its next victim? A haunting tale of familial duty, forbidden knowledge, and the terrifying cost of redemption.
User Reviews
“The atmosphere was thick and oppressive, and the djinn were genuinely creepy. I liked how it blended family drama with supernatural horror, though the pacing dragged a bit in the middle. Still, worth a watch for horror fans.”
“Not as gory as I expected, but the psychological tension was solid. The acting was decent, and the cultural backdrop added a fresh angle. A few jumpscares felt cheap, but the story had depth.”
“I wanted to love it, but it felt slow and the scares were few. The concept was interesting, but it didn't fully deliver on the horror. Maybe I missed something, but it left me underwhelmed.”
“This one stuck with me. The sense of dread was masterful, and the way the curse wove through generations was mesmerizing. It's a thinking person's horror, and I appreciate that. Highly recommend for those who like slow-burn terror.”






























































